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Aunt Anna is (almost) travelling to Japan - the Japanese garden in Hasselt, Belgium

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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets

No, I have never been to Japan and probably never will, if only to see the snow monkeys.

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Things to do in Cairo - 17 tips for the Egyptian capital

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What to do in Cairo, Egypt? Cairo is a vibrant and exciting city full of history and ancient sights, as well as crowds, culture and a great atmosphere. Here are our top tips for things to see and do in Cairo.

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April Fool's jokes, trending cities and time to vote

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Every year, a bunch of April Fools' jokes appear in the travel news! It's not easy to know what's a joke and what's not (some of the world's real news could easily qualify as a joke!), but the date 1 April is a clue... Plus, we can tell you about trending cities and other exciting things!

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When do you have to pay tax on gambling winnings?

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Writer: Co-operation partner

The topic of paying taxes on gambling winnings is something that confuses many players worldwide, with rules varying considerably depending on the country and the source of the winnings. For UK residents, the rules are quite clear when it comes to gambling taxes, especially when compared to the policies surrounding offshore casinos.

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Travel Barometer 2025 - how Swedes travel

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The Travel Barometer 2025 tells us how Swedes travelled over the past year, i.e. in 2024. We got to know the main results during a press breakfast this week. Here you can read about how Swedes travel - abroad and at home in Sweden!

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The adventure mine in Tuna Hästberg - 80 metres underground in Dalarna

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Writer: Helena Bergström

The adventure mine in Tuna Hästberg is found just outside Borlänge in Dalarna. Here you can go 80 metres underground on a real adventure. How about via ferrata, suspension bridges, crystal clear water and an underground zipline? Down in the mine there is even a large stage, where you can experience opera or a rock concert.

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Vote for "Destination Sweden 2025"!

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You can now vote for "Destination Sweden 2025"! Five Swedish destinations - offering great experiences while welcoming motorhome travellers and campers - are nominated and you are welcome to vote! Plus, we'll tell you about everything else that happened this week...

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Visiting High Coast Whisky - guided tour, tasting, food, venue

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Writer: Helena Bergström

What is it like to visit High Coast Whisky on the High Coast? This Swedish whisky distillery is interesting in many ways, and it's also a nice place to visit. You can take a guided tour, taste the whisky, eat in the restaurant and perhaps stay overnight, either on the site or in a glamping tent.

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From landlubber to longshoreman

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Writer: Anki Palerby Hjelmqwist

In Marina di Ragusa in Sicily, which is the harbour where we are wintering now, we often hear different stories about how people became long-distance sailors and ended up here. Sometimes thanks to the conviction that "it sounds like a great life" and without previous sailing experience. For others, it is a dream they have nurtured for a long time, which has then been allowed to grow.

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Glamping High Coast - great nature experience with food over an open fire

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Glamping Höga Kusten offers a nature-orientated and relaxed experience in Undrom, on the High Coast. We came here one day at the end of March, when the half-melted ice lay like a thick wet blanket over the ground, and got to experience a really relaxing day, with glamping cosiness and dinner cooked over an open fire.

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